A. Period and category mappings are defined separately from data load member mapping.

B. If the source category matches the target category in Data Management (e.g. "Actual" to "Actual"), then a category mapping definition Is not required.

C. You use source level period mapping when you have multiple target applications and various source systems with different period types.

D. Period mappings define the mapping between ERP calendars and Profitability and Cost Management years and periods.

A. You can drag and drop chart tiles to change the dashboard layout.

B. Charts In dashboards are based on existing Analysts Views.

C. Dashboards can be enabled and disabled.

D. All users can create and edit dashboards.

A. Defining an allocation offset Is optional.

B. Offsets are written to the Allocation Offset member of the Balance dimension, in combination with the other dimension members defined for the offset.

C. The offset location defines the member to hold any unallocated data from the source.

D. By default, offsets are written to the source.

A. Text, Charts, Grids, Images

B. Charts, KPIs, Profit Curves. Tables

C. Tables, Charts, Text, KPIs

D. Grids, Charts, Profit Curves, Text

A. A location can be assigned to more than one data load rules.

B. You can create duplicate locations with the same source system and application combination.

C. Different locations can use the same import format.

D. A location can be assigned to more than one Import format.

E. A location may have more than one source system.

A. Drill down Is supported.

B. You can view data in the Workbench after loading.

C. It is the default mode for processing data.

D. It limits data movement between staging tables.

E. It provides a performance Improvement when processing large volumes of data